Global AIDS conference opens amid grim epidemic outlook
In Amsterdam the International Conference on AIDS gathers nearly 10,000 experts from over 100 countries to review setbacks and gains in fighting HIV. Dr Jonathan Mann says the week could shape global response as AIDS spreads in Africa Asia and India, with 13 million people infected worldwide and no clear cure or vaccine.
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Bush Uses Liberal Label in Campaign Fabrication
President leans on a liberal label amid campaign strategy as aides brief volunteers on messaging and rally lines. The party seeks to frame opposition appeals while organizing field teams under a common talking point.
Campaign Returns to Normal After Perot Exit
Campaigns shift back to traditional lines as Ross Perot ends his independent bid, Clinton lands the Democratic nomination, and Bush faces an ailing economy. The three way race narrows to Bush vs Clinton, with a familiar battleground and lingering uncertainties about Perot’s impact. James A. Baker III looms as a potential comeback figure for Bush.
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North Carolina safety reforms after Imperial Foods fire
After the 1991 Imperial Foods poultry plant fire killed 25, North Carolina moves to lead in workplace safety. Measures include funding for new inspectors, state inspection staff growth, and required safety committees in high risk industries. Advocates say reforms turn tragedy into action and place NC among safety leaders.
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